Larry Powell
Professor of Communication Studies, UAB (University of Alabama, Birmingham)
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Doo Wop in Birmingham Raises Money for Public TVFive oldies acts from the 1960s -- Gene "The Duke of Earl" Chandler, Shirley Alston Reeves, Jay and the Americans, The Tokens, and Tommy Mara -- performed at the Alys Stephens Center Saturday, July 8 before an enthusiastic crowd.
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Bangkok's Floating MarketTravel review of a visit to Bangkok's Floating Market.
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Thailand and the Bridge on the River KwaiA visit to the Bridge on the River Kwai -- the Bridge in Thailand that inspired the classic movie about the World War II construction of the bridge by Allied POWs.
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Give Arizona's Governor a Break, at Least on Her Debate DebacleArizona Governor Jan Brewer should get a break on her embarrassing debate performance, but she should still face the music for avoiding reporters' questions and refusing future debates.
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Three Days and Three Historic Sites in BaltimoreA visit to three historic sites in Baltimore -- Fort McHenry, The Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum and Edgar Allen Poe's grave.
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The Temples of BangkokA visit to four Buddhist temples in Bangkok, Thailand -- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha, The Temple of the Dawn, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, and The Marble Temple.
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Highs and Lows of the 2009 CMA Music FestivalReviews some of the great performances at the CMA Music Festival, and a few problems.
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Billy Yates, Songwriters Raise Money for Children in NashvilleA review of Billy Yates' annual Nashville gathering of songwriters, which raises money for "Christmas for the Children." The event is a gathering of singers and songwriters at Yates' annual fan club meeting.
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Bull Durham, Michael Jordan, and Director Ron SheltonMovie Director Ron ("Bull Durham") Shelton visits Birmingham, working on a documentary about basketball great Michael Jordan's 1994 season in the minor leagues.
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Alabama, Jesse James and Other Legends of the Old WestA review of legendary Old West heroes and gunmen with links to Alabama, including William Barrett Travis, John Wesley Harden, Pat Garrett, Jesse James and Geronimo. -
Former Atlanta Braves Dale Murphy Speaks in BirminghamFormer Atlanta Braves outfielder Dale Murphy spoke to the American Baseball Foundation, recalling highlights of his career and hid current work. -
Jimmy Wayne Has the Christmas Spirit at the Grand Ole OpryA review of the December 20 show of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Newcomer Jimmy Wayne was the star of the show with a powerful performance of his self-penned tune "Paper Angel." -
Review: Louise Mandrell's Christmas ShowA review of Louise Mandrell's Christmas show, "Joy to the World," at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville. -
Randy Owen: Alabama Lead Singer is on His OwnOfficially, the record-setting country band Alabama retired from the music business. But don't tell former lead singer Randy Owen. -
Scholar Argues The Da Vinci Code is Anti-FeministReviews a study by scholar Kristy Maddux, who argues that "The Da Vinci Code" is an anti-feminist work. -
The Drifters, "Duke of Earl", Coasters Shine in BirminghamA review of a "DooWop" concert in Birmingham, Alabama, featuring The Drifters, Gene ("Duke of Earl") Chandler, The Coasters, and Bobby Lewis
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Aaron Tippin, T.G. Sheppard Headline Hank Williams FestivalA review of the Hank Williams Festival in Georgiana, Alabama (June 6-7, 2008), including performances by Aaron Tippin and T. G. Sheppard. -
Kathy Mattea Sings About "Coal"A review of Kathy Mattea's performance in Birmingham Thursday night (May 8). The stop was part of her current tour to promote her new CD, "Coal."
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Elizabeth Cook Performs in BirminghamA rieview of country/bluegrass/folk singer Elizabeth Cook's performance at Workplay Theater in Birmingham, May 8, 2008. -
A Stroll Around Historic Savannah, GeorgiaA summary of historic sights in downtown Savannah, Georgia
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Scholar Claims "Monk" Promotes Consumerism in a Control SocietySummary of an academic study about the TV show, "Monk."
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Tennessee Wins First Round Game, 72-57Recap of the first round NCAA tournament game between Tennessee and American University.
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NCAA Results: Duke Survives Scare from Belmont, 71-70Recap of the Belmont-Duke game in first round action of the NCAA Basketball tournament
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Ronnie Milsap in MontgomeryA review of Ronnie Milsap's performance at the Montgomery (Ala.) Performing Arts Centre. Opening acts were Billie Joe Royal and Earl Thomas Conley
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Hillary Clinton, Experience, and the Imposter PhenomenonArgues that experienced politicians, including Hillary Clinton, argue the value of experience because they've know the mistakes they made when inexperienced.
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John McCain Sounds like a Front-Runner in AlabamaRecap of a campaign appearance by Republican presidential candiate John McCain in Birmingham, Alabama. McCain talked about talked about fighting to win in Iraq, stimulating the American economy, and inspiring Americans "to serve causes greater than their own self-interest."
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Huckabee Campaigns in AlabamaRepublican Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee made his first campaign appearance in Alabama today. Huckabee spoke on the campus of Samford University in Birmingham.
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Braves' John Smoltz: "There is No Easy Button"Coverage of John Smoltz speech Thursday night to the American Baseball Foundation in Birmingham.
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Does America Want Romney's Business Approach to GovernmentSummary of recent study on public attitudes toward a business approach to government, with implications for the Mitt Romney campaign.
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Cincinnati Tops Southern Miss, 31-21, at Papajohns.com BowlA fan's view of the 2007 Papajohns.com Bowl, where Cincinnati defeated Southern Miss 31-21.
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Are Women Sportscasters Credible?Summary of a new study that finds men sportscasters are more credible than women. Women in the audience are particularly likely to view a woman sportscaster as less credible.
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Political Fundraising Can Help and Hurt Candidates' ImageA new study finds that when political candidates are successful at raising campaign money, it can make them appear more competent, but also raise doubts about their integrity.
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Where to Shop for Holiday Decorations in Birmingham, AlabamaA review of three holiday stores in the Birmingham area
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Country Music for College GraduatesCountry music songs are increasingly referring to college as part of life's experience, a change from the days when country music meant "a rich man went to college, and a poor man went to work."
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Richie Hebner Recalls Major League Post Season PlayFormer Pirate slugger Richie Hebner won a World Series with the 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates, but his playoff teams missed the fall classic five other times.
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Use Humor to Cope with Stress on the JobA recent academic study which found that using humor was an effective way to cope with job stress. That, in turn, resulted in greater job satisfaction for the workers.
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Alan Alda Signs Books in Birmingham, AlabamaActor Alan Alda signed copies of his new book, "Things I Overheard While Talking to Myself," at Brookwood Village in Birmingham.
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Online Romances: Intense and CautiousRecent research study says online romances lead to intense relationships, even though the lovers are cautious about getting involved.
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G. W. Bush, the Cowboy Code, and the Iraq WarHow Western movies influenced George W. Bush's decision on the Iraq War.
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Old Speech Teacher Might like Bush's Iraq SpeechAn analysis of Bush' speech on the Iraq war, in terms of how an old speech teacher might have graded it.
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Fred Thompson Announces on the Tonight ShowA comment on Fred Thompson's appearance with Jay Leno, where he announced his candidacy for President
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Mitt Romney and "War Wimps"Mitt Romney remarked that his sons chose to display their patriotism by campaigning for him rather than joining the military. The remark has led to a resurfacing of the "war wimp" issue among politicians.
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Problems You May Face in Your Next Doctor's VisitA review of some problems that patients face in the doctor's office -- some caused by the patient and some by the doctor -- and what you can do to feel better when you leave.
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Highs and Lows of the Democratic Presidential Debate in ChicagoA review of memorable moments in the August 7 Democratic presidential debate at Chicago's Soldier Field
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Dealey Plaza: Kennedy Assassination Site Draws Tourists and Conspiracy TheoristsA visit to Dealey Plaza includes a stop at the Sixth Floor Musuem of the book depository building from which Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly shot President John F. Kennedy. Outside, conspiracy theorists hawk their wares and ideas.
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Clinton's Cleavage: Senator's V-Neck Top Sparks a ControversyAn article in the Washington Post sparked a controversy that will likely work to the advantage of Hillary Clinton among women voters.
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The Alamo Still InspiresThe Alamo, the historic site where Davy Crockett and others died defending Texas independence, still inspires visitors today.
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Nashville's Musicians Hall of FameA visit to the Nashville's Musicians Hall of Fame offers a look at the unknown musicians behind familiar hit songs.